On Tuesday 15 of June 2010 01:00:15 Adam Majewski wrote:
> Valery Pipin pisze:
> > Hi Adam!
> >
> > Thanks a lot for advice.
> >
> >>> I'm sorry, my previous message was a bit messed.
> >>> If anybody knows how to put greek letters in the legend?
> >>> I presume that gnuplot interface is used.
> >>> The manual says that legend accepts the string as argument.
> >>> In former maxima version it was possible to use gnuplot conventions and
> >>> insert untraditional characters into the legend.
> >>>
> >>> All the best
> >>> Valery
> >>
> >> http://t16web.lanl.gov/Kawano/gnuplot/label-e.html> >
> > Look in the manual.
> > In the current maxima gnuplot syntax is bit modified. In particular,
> > keywards like gnuplot_curve_titles are not accepted.
> >
> > The workable example could be as follows (thanks to Jaime!)
> > plot2d([sin(x),cos(x)],[x,0,2*%pi], \
> > [legend,["sin({/Symbol=26 q}_{/Times=16 3})", \
> >
> > "cos({/Symbol=26 q}_{/Times=16 3})"]], \
> >
> > [xlabel,"{/Symbol=26 q}_{/Times=16 3}"],[psfile,"sin2.eps"]);
> >
> >
> > all the best
> > Valery
>> For me above example makes sin2.eps file but it is blank.
>this is strange. Did you run in the console? Be sure that all the maxima
input lines are continues.
> Have tried draw packege ?
This is good but exhaustive for me. Yet it difficult to get a perfect result
within maxima. If I need complicated plot I compute an array and use
matplotlib&mayavi.
all the best
Valery